DIY Flyscreen Mesh Upgrade How to do it: 1️⃣First, measure your window to ensure you get the right size mesh. Take a small piece of the rubber seal with you for reference to get the correct thickness. 📋 What You’ll Need: Insect Flyscreen Mesh Spline Roller Spline Sharp Blade 2️⃣ Before removing the old flyscreens, check for spiders and bugs. Use a dust brush to clean the edges of the screen, then carefully remove the screen and lay it on a flat surface. 3️⃣ Use a screwdriver to pry out the old

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How to: Flyscreen replacement 1. Measure largest fly screen that needs replacing. Purchase the fly screen. Please check the mesh style as there is many variations and thickness. 2. Remove flyscreen from window. Mine pops out but some require a little more effort such as unscrewing. Google might help if you’re unsure of yours. 3. Pop flyscreen out. I did this but pushing against one side and it loosened. Then peel off and remove the seal as well. 4. Wipe down frame and seal with warm soapy water